The newly public tech and telecom entity entered the market at a substantial premium, quickly generating notable returns relative to its initial issue price. However, broader group holdings have struggled to sustain upward momentum over one-, two-, and three-year horizons. Flagship Reliance Industries has delivered essentially flat three-year returns alongside recent annual declines, while other subsidiaries like Alok Industries have faced steep market corrections over the past twelve months.
Key points
Longer-term returns across Reliance Group companies remain largely subdued despite strong…: Longer-term returns across Reliance Group companies remain largely subdued despite strong initial enthusiasm for newly listed assets.
Jio Financial Services continues to experience selling pressure with a 30.82% year-to-dat…: Jio Financial Services continues to experience selling pressure with a 30.82% year-to-date decline in 2026.
Lotus Chocolate Company managed an 88% three-year gain even after dropping 64.41% over th…: Lotus Chocolate Company managed an 88% three-year gain even after dropping 64.41% over the past two years.
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The much awaited initial public offering (IPO), Jio Platforms, made a spectacular stock market debut this week, with shares listing at a nearly 21.36% premium over the issue price. Backed by Reliance Industries Limited, Jio shares have surged 27.8% over the IPO price.
While Jio Platforms shares are stealing the spotlight, here's a look at how other stocks from Mukesh Ambani's Reliance group have performed over the past three years.
Reliance Group stocks performance over 3 yrs
The Reliance Group’s listed companies include Reliance Industries Limited, Jio Financial Services, Alok Industries, Network18 Media and Lotus Chocolate Company.
RIL share price performance
RIL share price closed 0.44% lower at ₹1163.55 per share on BSE with a market capitalisation of ₹15,74,578.54 crore on Friday, October 30. The stock has declined 21.83% in one year, 13.42% in two years. Its share price value has surged merely 0.68% in three years.
Jio Financial Services share price performance
Shares of Jio Financial Services closed 1.21% lower at ₹204.50 per share on BSE with an MCap of ₹1,35,034.25 crore on Friday. The stock has declined 5.59%…
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